Sentence examples for cognitive issue from inspiring English sources

"Look," Everett said, "the cognitive issue here is the cultural impediment to doing new things.

The key cognitive issue here is that probability questions can be deceptively simple, as was the case with the Girls and Boys puzzle.

The concept of cyber FF is similar in many respects to combat friendly fire [3], and like combat friendly fire, a fundamental cognitive issue lies in maintaining situation awareness (SA).

Cerebral palsy isn't necessarily a cognitive issue.

The artists represented by the gallery program all meet criteria under the scientific umbrella of a dual diagnosis that includes both a developmental delay and cognitive issue, such as autism.

We define translational cognition as the research on basic and applied cognitive issues that contribute to our understanding of how information is stored, retrieved and used for problem-solving and decision-making.

Or there may be some cognitive issues, too.

He lives in Northern California, and has said he is pursuing medical assistance for his cognitive issues.

"If you wait until you're very elderly, cognitive issues can get in the way," Ms. Schechet said.

"There were some cognitive issues and behavioral issues that made it difficult, as well, trying to understand what he was doing sometimes," Len Boogaard said.

"I assure you," he said, adopting the doctor's voice, "the President has no cognitive issues, he's just very, very stupid".